Cancer – a disease of ageing… until it isn’t - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Cancer incidence increases with ageing – except in the very old, where rates of the disease drop. Why is that?| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Cancer incidence increases with ageing – except in the very old, where rates of the disease drop. Why is that?| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
The UK economy loses £10.3bn each year due to people dying of cancer. Protecting people’s health isn’t a cost, it’s an investment.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Our manifestos for cancer research and care in Scotland and Wales can help both countries reduce cancer death rates by 15% by 2040.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Cancer survival used to be similar in England and Denmark. Now we're lagging a long way behind. The National Cancer Plan can change that.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Making the leap to form and lead your own lab can daunting – which is why CRUK created the Bridge to Academic Leadership (BAL) programme.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Checkpoint inhibitors have utterly changed the immunotherapy landscape – but there could be a different kind of checkpoint just waiting to be targeted...| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Cancer cases in England are projected to rise with 6.3 million new diagnoses expected by 2040. Together with over 60 charities in One Cancer Voice, we’re calling for a bold, fully-funded National Cancer Plan to help solve the cancer puzzle and improve outcomes for everyone.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
The transition from normal to pre-cancerous tissue remains underexplored. Ageing research, by contrast, has long studied normal tissue decline...| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
From microbubbles to shorter hospital stays – Jim Zhong takes us through the incredible world of interventional oncology…| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Linda Wooldridge talks cancer vaccines, minor histocompatibility antigens and even how to bounce back if your funding application is rejected…| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Dr Anaid Benitez on her dedication to translational research, being a translation scholar and the campaign to raise funds for Innovation| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
After a difficult time picking a winner, here are a few of our top picks from the rest of February's entries.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Sally George on targeted treatments, monitoring circulating tumour DNA and precision medicine for young cancer patients…| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
CRUK has set up a data science community to support our researchers. We hear from three community leads on their data demonstration projects…| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Who better than researchers to help ensure government acts in the best interest of cancer patients? Find out how you could help...| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
We really need to further unpick the complexity of cancer-associated fibroblasts if we want to improve radiotherapy outcomes says Anna Wilkins| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Scottish MSPs voted unanimously last month to pass the Tobacco and Vapes Bill legislative consent motion, which will ensure that once the Bill is successfully through the UK Parliament legislative process, it can be implemented in Scotland too.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
We explain NHS England's move to invite people for cervical screening every five years instead of every three years.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
To really understand how diet influences cancer risk is a daunting challenge but, says Francisca Ibacache, there is a way...| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
There is a clear pathway to improve the study of TYA cancers with the ECMC’s new roadmap – but just how will it help, and what else can be done?| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Our research shows childhood exposure to a toxin produced by some E. coli strains could partly explain the rise in bowel cancer in under-50s.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
The potential of big data must be realised in the right way. To do this, says Gemma Codner, we must overcome many challenges…| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
We reflect on how the UK and EU could grasp opportunities for scientific cooperation to promote health and wealth across the continent| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
A few years into the generative AI revolution, what do researchers need to think about before diving in…| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
For International Women's Day 2025, we're celebrating three inspirational women and the contributions they have made to cancer research| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Cancer Grand Challenges is offering up to £20m funding to teams that can answer seven of the biggest and most important questions in cancer.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve raised a monumental £229m towards our More Research, Less Cancer philanthropy campaign – and we’re now over halfway towards reaching our £400m target. To mark this occasion, we are delighted to announce Sherry Coutu CBE as co-chair of the campaign board and The Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP as a campaign ambassador. | Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
The idea of using shopping behaviour as an early signal of ovarian cancer is certainly thinking outside the box, but could it work?| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
In our trial, sodium thiosulfate (Pedmarqsi) almost halved the proportion of children and teens who lost any hearing after chemotherapy.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
A new AI test that looks at immune cells could help people with stage 2 bowel cancer avoid chemotherapy after surgery, cutting side effects.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Understanding cancer risk is key to early detection, and the Cancer Data Driven Detection – or CD3 – project aims to do so in an unprecedented fashion| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
This episode of our deep dive into all things science entrepreneurship takes a look at the big moment... starting up your own company!| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Garfield Weston Foundation has donated £10m towards our Cancer Impact Booster. The booster aims to help overcome one of the greatest challenges in translating science into new treatments – attracting early-stage investment.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
For lung cancer awareness month, four people who have experienced lung cancer diagnoses share their stories.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Today marked the second reading of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in Parliament, where MPs were able to vote on the Bill for the first time| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
This episode of our deep dive into all things science entrepreneurship takes a look at the skills you'll need to sharpen up to be successful...| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Getting findings from discovery research in the lab to a tangible intervention can be daunting. This series aims to de-mystify the various routes you can take to translate your work...| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Clinical trials are how we bring better cancer treatments to children and young people. Here, parents explain what they're actually like.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
